Inflammation is part of the body’s natural response to injury, however if inflammation persists it can lead to further damage. This is called Chronic inflammation, and it is present in a multitude of diseases. There are a number of factors within the body that are related to chronic inflammation, including the biochemical Tumor Necrosis Facter
If you develop a stuffy nose, headache or upset gut after eating certain foods, it may not be because of an allergic reaction. You could have a histamine intollerance.
Have you tried several restrictive diets to help your gut symptoms?Have you got to the point that you feel ‘every food’ affects your gut?
Thinking of getting a ‘food allergy test’ to find what foods you are reacting to? Maybe you have SIBO. And instead of blaming food you should point a finger at your gut and its inhabitants!
Your hormones such as oestrogen, progesterone, testosterone, cortisol, dihydrotestosterone (DHEA), thyroxine and their interactions are responding not only to each other but are moderated by our lifestyles and significantly impacted by stress.
